Moz1
HMI (Human Machine Interface) documentation for MovaXHelper software, which serves as the host computer software for the Mccore control system. The system provides robot motion control, task editing, parameter settings, and status monitoring capabilities. The interface consists of a top status bar, left sidebar, right control panel, and bottom status bar. Features include JOG control for mechanical units (LeftArm, RightArm, LegWaist, Base), work point management, running-in tests, auto calibration, force control functions (joint impedance, drag mode, collision detection), system monitoring, zero point calibration, and teleoperation support. The system supports both user control and external control modes.
Primary use case: robot motion control and teleoperation
Height
160 cm
Weight
70 kg
DOF
26
Specifications
Physical
Height
160 cm
Weight
70 kg
Degrees of Freedom
26
Locomotion
wheeled
Max Speed
3.6 km/h
Manipulation
Hand Type
gripper
Max Lift/Arm
26 kg
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
force control, joint impedance control, collision detection, drag mode, virtual wall protection, external force calibration, singularity detection
Commercial
Primary Use Case
robot motion control and teleoperation
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